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What Is the Difference Between Forgetfulness & Dementia?

Key Takeaways: Normal forgetfulness vs. dementia: Everyday memory lapses are a natural part of aging, but dementia involves progressive cognitive decline that significantly impacts daily life and independence. Recognizing warning signs: Pay attention to consistent or escalating issues with hygiene, inappropriate clothing choices, difficulty with food preparation, mobility problems, and repetitive conversations or forgetting familiar…
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Creating Safe Summer Routines for Memory Care Residents

Summer in Sun City Center is full of sunshine and opportunity, but for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and dementia, the season requires thoughtful planning. Warmer temperatures, longer days, and changes in routine can be disorienting or overwhelming for those in memory care. That’s why creating safe, supportive summer routines is so important. In memory care…
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How to Talk to Your Loved One About Moving to Assisted Living

Bringing up the idea of assisted living with a loved one isn’t easy. It’s a conversation filled with emotions, and finding the right words can feel overwhelming. The key is to approach the discussion with empathy and understanding, focusing on your loved one’s well-being and the benefits of a supportive assisted living community. Assisted living…
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The Connection Between Healthy Eating & Memory Retention

Your brain is a powerhouse, working tirelessly every moment of the day. It stores memories, processes information, and governs how you perceive the world. But did you know the foods you eat could directly impact how efficiently your brain performs these tasks?  The connection between eating habits and brain health is undeniable. Simply put, what…
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Can People with Dementia Live Alone?

Living alone can be a source of independence, but dementia changes how a person navigates their life. Simple routines, like cooking meals or remembering medications, can become more challenging over time. This raises an important question: can someone with dementia continue living alone safely? Living alone with dementia is possible in early stages, but it…
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Should You Tell Someone They Have Dementia?

Discussing a dementia diagnosis with a loved one is one of the most emotionally complex conversations a caregiver or family member can have. The news can be overwhelming, not only for the person receiving the diagnosis, but also for those around them.  While transparency is important in many situations, dementia requires careful thought, sensitivity, and…
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Memory Aids for Seniors

Memory loss is more than a nuisance. It can be problematic for older adults to stay independent in their daily life. If you have a loved one living with memory loss, it can help to step in and offer support. Through a mix of professional care and your own assistance, you can help your loved…
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5 Movies That Show the Challenges of Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer's Disease is a condition that affects millions of families, creating emotional and practical challenges that are hard to fully grasp without experiencing them firsthand. However, many films have tackled the topic with sensitivity, helping viewers understand what it's like to live with this condition as both a patient and caregiver.  Still Alice, The Notebook,…

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